OPEN PULLED STRAW (OPS) VITRIFICATION OF PORCINE BLASTOCYSTS: SIMPLE PROCEDURE YIELDING EXCELLENT IN VITRO SURVIVAL, BUT SO FAR NO PIGLETS FOLLOWING TRANSFER

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OPEN PULLED STRAW (OPS) VITRIFICATION OF PORCINE BLASTOCYSTS: SIMPLE PROCEDURE YIELDING EXCELLENT IN VITRO SURVIVAL, BUT SO FAR NO PIGLETS FOLLOWING TRANSFER. / Holm, P; Vajta, G; Macháty, Z; Schmidt, M; Prather, R.S.; Greve, T; Callesen, H.

I: Cryo-Letters, Nr. 20, 1999, s. 307-310.

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Holm, P, Vajta, G, Macháty, Z, Schmidt, M, Prather, RS, Greve, T & Callesen, H 1999, 'OPEN PULLED STRAW (OPS) VITRIFICATION OF PORCINE BLASTOCYSTS: SIMPLE PROCEDURE YIELDING EXCELLENT IN VITRO SURVIVAL, BUT SO FAR NO PIGLETS FOLLOWING TRANSFER', Cryo-Letters, nr. 20, s. 307-310.

APA

Holm, P., Vajta, G., Macháty, Z., Schmidt, M., Prather, R. S., Greve, T., & Callesen, H. (1999). OPEN PULLED STRAW (OPS) VITRIFICATION OF PORCINE BLASTOCYSTS: SIMPLE PROCEDURE YIELDING EXCELLENT IN VITRO SURVIVAL, BUT SO FAR NO PIGLETS FOLLOWING TRANSFER. Cryo-Letters, (20), 307-310.

Vancouver

Holm P, Vajta G, Macháty Z, Schmidt M, Prather RS, Greve T o.a. OPEN PULLED STRAW (OPS) VITRIFICATION OF PORCINE BLASTOCYSTS: SIMPLE PROCEDURE YIELDING EXCELLENT IN VITRO SURVIVAL, BUT SO FAR NO PIGLETS FOLLOWING TRANSFER. Cryo-Letters. 1999;(20):307-310.

Author

Holm, P ; Vajta, G ; Macháty, Z ; Schmidt, M ; Prather, R.S. ; Greve, T ; Callesen, H. / OPEN PULLED STRAW (OPS) VITRIFICATION OF PORCINE BLASTOCYSTS: SIMPLE PROCEDURE YIELDING EXCELLENT IN VITRO SURVIVAL, BUT SO FAR NO PIGLETS FOLLOWING TRANSFER. I: Cryo-Letters. 1999 ; Nr. 20. s. 307-310.

Bibtex

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title = "OPEN PULLED STRAW (OPS) VITRIFICATION OF PORCINE BLASTOCYSTS: SIMPLE PROCEDURE YIELDING EXCELLENT IN VITRO SURVIVAL, BUT SO FAR NO PIGLETS FOLLOWING TRANSFER",
abstract = "In 2 trials, 346 porcine in vivo blastocysts were vitrified in heat-softened and pulled French straws by the Open Pulled Straw (OPS) vitrification method. After thawing, embryos were either cultured in vitro (n=89) for 24 to 48 hours or transferred surgically (n=257) to 11 synchronised recipients without further culture. In trial I. 88% and 71 % of thawed blastocysts reexpanded and hatched in vitro, respectively, while 71 % reexpanded in trial 2. However, no piglets were born following transfer. though 1 recipient was diagnosed pregnant at Day 56 of gestation.",
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language = "English",
pages = "307--310",
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AU - Vajta, G

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AU - Schmidt, M

AU - Prather, R.S.

AU - Greve, T

AU - Callesen, H

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N2 - In 2 trials, 346 porcine in vivo blastocysts were vitrified in heat-softened and pulled French straws by the Open Pulled Straw (OPS) vitrification method. After thawing, embryos were either cultured in vitro (n=89) for 24 to 48 hours or transferred surgically (n=257) to 11 synchronised recipients without further culture. In trial I. 88% and 71 % of thawed blastocysts reexpanded and hatched in vitro, respectively, while 71 % reexpanded in trial 2. However, no piglets were born following transfer. though 1 recipient was diagnosed pregnant at Day 56 of gestation.

AB - In 2 trials, 346 porcine in vivo blastocysts were vitrified in heat-softened and pulled French straws by the Open Pulled Straw (OPS) vitrification method. After thawing, embryos were either cultured in vitro (n=89) for 24 to 48 hours or transferred surgically (n=257) to 11 synchronised recipients without further culture. In trial I. 88% and 71 % of thawed blastocysts reexpanded and hatched in vitro, respectively, while 71 % reexpanded in trial 2. However, no piglets were born following transfer. though 1 recipient was diagnosed pregnant at Day 56 of gestation.

KW - cryopreservation,embryo survival,embryos,swine

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JO - Cryo-Letters

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